February 2013, Madagascar: Tropical Cyclone Haruna made landfall over the south-west coast of Madagascar on 22 Feb 2013. An estimated 24 people died and more than 18,000 people were affected. Here, people wait to cross a flooded street in Toliary, one of the worst affected areas. Credit: BNGCR

February 2013, Madagascar: At the onset of the disaster, humanitarian organizations worked with local authorities to transport food, shelter, emergency health kits, water, hygiene supplies and other essential items to affected areas. Credit: OCHA/Chikoto Tinago

February 2013, Madagascar: Local authorities and humanitarian partners conducted an assessment of the affected areas and found significant damage to houses, public buildings and infrastructure. Here, an OCHA staff member surveys a destroyed home. Credit: OCHA/Chikoto Tinago

February 2013, Madagascar: Many people who lost their homes took shelter in public buildings such as schools. More than 80 schools suffered serious damage in the storm, affecting students' education. Credit: OCHA/Chikoto Tinago

February 2013, Madagascar: Some areas of the island are still under water and are only accessible by air or boat. Credit: BNGCR

February 2013, Madagascar: The Cyclone destroyed more than 1,120 houses, leaving more than 9,000 people in need of shelter and other humanitarian assistance. Credit: BNGCR